The MS400 GIMA Multiparameter Simulator is a high-precision portable instrument designed to simulate complex physiological signals, ideal for testing and calibrating electromedical equipment in clinical and technical settings.

This advanced device enables accurate simulation of 12-lead ECG, respiration, body temperature and invasive blood pressure (IBP) on 4 channels, providing comprehensive support for checking multiparameter monitors.

Main functions:

• ECG simulation with 35 types of arrhythmia, including atrial and ventricular premature beats, conduction defects and pacemaker waveforms (asynchronous, Demand Occ Sinus, Demand Freq Sinus, A/V Sequential, Non-Capture, Non-Function).
• Simulation of IBP signals on 4 channels with pressure ranges up to 400 mmHg.
• Respiratory simulation with adjustable rates (0-150 r/min), 3 types of apnea (12 s, 22 s, 32 s), variable impedance (0.2 - 3.0 ohm) and configurable baseline impedance.
• Simulation of standard waveforms (square, triangular, pulse, sinusoidal) with adjustable frequency.
• Body temperature simulation on 4 channels, with a range from 0 to 40°C and accuracy of ±0.2°C.
• Supports standard ECG calibration and adult and pediatric ECG signals.
• Compatible with AHA, MIT and other ECG databases, and allows custom waveforms to be loaded from a TF card for display and export.

Technical specifications:

• ECG frequency: from 0 to 350 bpm in 22 selectable levels.
• ECG amplitude: 0.5 mV, 1.0 mV, 1.5 mV, 2.0 mV with a tolerance of ±2%.
• Display: 3.5” color TFT touchscreen.
• Keypad: 10 numeric keys and 7 function keys.
• Power supply: built-in 3700 mAh lithium polymer battery, 3.7 V, or 9V DC power adapter, 1000 mA.
• Dimensions: 188,6 x 125 x 43,2 mm.
• Weight: 1.4 kg.

The simulator complies with the standard ANSI/AAMI EC13-2002 for the ECG waveform. Firmware is available in English, Italian, German, Portuguese and Russian.

Accessories included: rechargeable lithium battery, power adapter and user manual in English, Italian and German.

Caution: the product is not classified as a medical device.